Another Islamist org created to infiltrate U.S. agencies gets White House briefing

Posted on May 17, 2012 by creeping

Creeping sharia defined.

“It’s like a seed. You plant a seed. It’s going to grow and germinate and then you are going to see it become more and more visible. When you put it in the soil, people aren’t going to see it but when it begins to grow and germinate people will begin to see it going up. Then it becomes a massive oak tree and when it grows over the year it grows massive branches and you have many birds building nests on the tree,” said Nyang. “MACCPAC is one of those trees.”

This is just another nest with a new name but the same birds – all the notorious Muslim Brotherhood organizations that have already infiltrated U.S. government and defense organizations. Straight from the Muslim Brotherhood’s U.S. newspaper: MACCPAC Conference: Group Aims to Be Bridge Between US Muslims, Government

The Muslim American Citizens Coalition and Public Affairs Council (MACCPAC) held its first annual conference on March 29th and 30th.
The conference, themed “Muslims in the United States: Helping America meet the Challenges of the 21st Century,” was held in Washington D.C. and focused on the rights and duties of Americans in the advancement of the United States.

“There is a need for a Muslim American Citizens Coalition as a bridge between the people of the Muslim community, regardless of which of these groups they belong to, and the government. We need that bridge…MACPACC is trying to do that,” said Dr. Sulayman Nyang, Chairman of MACCPAC.

The conference hosted representatives from several of the most prominent Muslim organizations in the United States as well as government officials. Among the attendees were Congressman Keith Ellison, Arsalan Suleman, US Deputy Special Envoy to Organization of the Islamic Conference, as well as representatives from the Coordinating Council of Muslim Organizations (CCMO), the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT), the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) and the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC).

Sessions covered topics from “American Muslim Women in the 21st Century” to working with elected officials.

The first day of the two day conference closed with a dinner that showcased several prominent Muslims in government, including Adnan Kifayat, the Deputy Special Representative to Muslim Communities from the U.S. Department of State, who addressed the attendees.

MACCPAC awarded seven people they considered “distinguished personalities” for their community service. Among the recipients were Representative John Conyers, Paul Monterio, Associate Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement, and George Selim, formerly of the Department of Homeland Security Office for Civil Liberties and Civil Rights. Also awarded was Farah Pandith, a Special Representative to Muslim Communities from the State Department, Imam Mohamed Magid, the President of ISNA, and Moon Yusif Sulfab, the president of the Congressional Muslim Staffers Association, as well as Jameel Johnson, the former Chief of Staff for Congressman Gregory Meeks and MACCPAC Congressional Advisor.

A White House Briefing at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building took place the second day of the conference and hosted approximately 100 community leaders from around the nation where representatives from government agencies encouraged the community leaders to utilize government provided resources to bridge the gap between Muslims and the mainstream.

“It was a good experience for Muslim leaders to go back [to their organizations] and say that they were received at the White House and interacted with representatives from different branches of the government through MACCPAC,” said Nyang. “It’s a big difference between sitting in Texas or Alaska or Kentucky and reading about it in the paper.”

Nyang said that though the Council is still in its infancy with the conference as a starting point, he hopes that over the years it will begin to establish itself as a nesting ground for other Muslim organizations who want to create a dialogue with the government.

“It’s like a seed. You plant a seed. It’s going to grow and germinate and then you are going to see it become more and more visible. When you put it in the soil, people aren’t going to see it but when it begins to grow and germinate people will begin to see it going up. Then it becomes a massive oak tree and when it grows over the year it grows massive branches and you have many birds building nests on the tree,” said Nyang. “MACCPAC is one of those trees.”

Stealth jihad is passé. Now it’s right out in the open. Bold and brash. Islamization front and center, first and foremost. All this for less than 1% of the U.S. population.

We’ve covered most of these groups before and many of the corrupt individuals mentioned. That said this article identifies at several more Muslims working in the Obama administration that we’d not heard of before and require some open source due diligence for those who can assist:

1. Muslim American Citizens Coalition and Public Affairs Council (MACCPAC)
2. Sulayman Nyang
3. Adnan Kifayat, the Deputy Special Representative to Muslim Communities from the U.S. Department of State (listed as Treasury Dept here)
4. Arsalan Suleman, US Deputy Special Envoy to Organization of the Islamic Conference
5. Moon Yusif Sulfab, the president of the Congressional Muslim Staffers Association
6. George Selim – moderated panel of Islamists at conference of unindicted co-conspirator ISNA

Many more Muslims listed as attendee’s at Obama’s White House Ramadan feast, and there are likely many others. Many other Islamic groups as well.

Posted on 17 May 12 by Creeping Sharia